Low temperature storage of surface attached living cell cultures

Details Low temperature storage of surface attached living cell cultures Low temperature storage of surface attached living cell cultures

1974-05-03

1976-03-16

O'Dea, William F.

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ABSTRACT:
A process is described in which surface attached living cell cultures are treated, cooled, stored and revived in such a manner as to retain their viability and their adherence to culture surfaces.

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